The next day when Ozul woke up was when Raven had no choice but to disturb his peace.
Ozul was displeased at first, but then he remembered that if he kept sleeping and missed the day, he would've blamed it on Raven as well.
Raven, who was waiting for the harsh words from him, was surprised that he did not mind it and just stood up from the bed.
When the trio walked down the second floor, they noticed that behind the counter, there stood an old man instead of the old woman last night. Both were around the same age, which made the trio guess that they might be husband and wife.
"Good morning~. I hope you had a good stay."
The old man said with a jolly smile on his face. It seemed that the couple truly cared about their customers, but Ozul, who could sense emotions, knew that the wrinkled man behind the counter only had a fake smile on.
This kind of smile would even fool the old foxes that had played this game for centuries.
